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Meanings of slightly lower in English

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Usage of slightly lower in English
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These percentages were slightly lower in the specific situation of children probands.
Pubmed
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That is a slightly lower level of occupation that in recent weeks.
Reuters
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London stocks opened slightly lower this morning, hit by weak oil stocks.
The Irish Times
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Sterling was slightly lower against the euro compared with early Wednesday levels.
Reuters
5
South Africa's rand traded slightly lower a day after the country's elections.
Reuters
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The company expects current quarter revenues to be flat or slightly lower.
Wired
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The Polish zloty and Czech crown were slightly lower against the euro.
Reuters
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The index opened slightly lower as initial losses in energy shares weighed.
Reuters
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The German DAX ended slightly lower as profit-taking reversed early modest gains.
The Irish Times
10
Indonesian shares closed slightly lower, dragged by material and telecommunication services stocks.
Reuters
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Fares would be be similarly priced or slightly lower than current ones.
Radio NZ
12
Philippines shares closed slightly lower, extending losses for a third straight session.
Reuters
13
In the European bond market, benchmark Bunds were slightly lower, tracking Treasuries.
Reuters
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An index of the country's 45 most liquid stocks was slightly lower.
Reuters
15
The threshold could be slightly lower depending on how smaller parties perform.
Reuters
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The Malaysian benchmark ended slightly up, while Vietnam index closed slightly lower.
Reuters
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Common
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